Homeowner’s and Builder’s Guide to Energy Efficient Water Heating
Selecting the right water heater for a home can have an ongoing impact on energy bills, as well as home comfort. This guide reviews some recent changes affecting the industry and how homeowners, builders, and contractors can select the best water heater for a home.Type: Guide
Sponsor: Bradford White Water Heaters
What You Need to Know About New Water Heater Regulations
New standards for water heaters will force changes on homeowners, builders and plumbing contractors while saving tons of carbon dioxide emissions and energy at the same time. This white paper explores some of the changes that homeowners and building professionals should understand about home water heaters.Type: White Paper
Sponsor: Bradford White Water Heaters
Choose a Condensing Water Heater for Energy Efficiency
For homeowners and builders looking to install an energy efficient water heater, there is a wide range of choices on the market today. One of the top options is the condensing gas water heater, which offers a higher level of efficiency and comfort in both tank and tankless types.Type: White Paper
Sponsor: Bradford White Water Heaters
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Home Innovation Issues First NGBS Green Certification Based on 2015 NGBS
As development of the 2018 version of the National Green Building Standard (NGBS) recently commenced, Home Innovation today issued its first NGBS Green certification of a home to the 2015 version of the standard. The Atlanta-area single-family home of designer...
EEBA takes summit to new level
Annual event revamped with stronger focus on high-performance building
How does a Combi Boiler Water Heater Work?
Combination—or “combi”—boilers are a term used to describe a compact boiler that contains both an open loop domestic hot water output, as well as a closed loop central heating output.
Proud Green Home of Louisville Dazzles Local Media
In two months of spring and summer the home produced as much energy as it used.
Gas Tankless Water Heaters Need Proper Venting
Tankless water heaters have come a long way, capable of suppling your entire home with hot water. However, if you purchase a gas model you need to provide a source of fresh air to your gas unit for combustion and an exhaust route for the carbon monoxide produced.
Solar Powers Delivers Hot Water North of the Arctic Circle
For the first time, village leaders keep the hydroponic trailer at 74 degrees in sub-zero temperatures,How to Tell If It's Time to Replace Your Water Heater
Ideally, you'll want to replace your water heater before it fails so your home doesn't have to go without hot water. But how do you know when it's time? Here a few tips to tell if it's time to replace your water heater.
Use Green Home Technology to Minimize Your Carbon Footprint
Innovative green home technology is making energy efficient and sustainable way of living more accessible than ever.
Hard Water vs. Soft Water - Which Do You Have? (Infographic)
Water hardness and softness has nothing to do with its touch and feel.How Do Condensing Water Heaters Work?
If you're looking for a energy-efficient water heater option, check out the gas condensing units available in tank and tankless models.
New combination boiler satisfies multiple hot-water needs
Noritz solution brings more resourcefulness, efficiencyHow Do Heat Pump Water Heaters Work?
To understand the concept of heat pump (HPWH) or hybrid water heater, imagine a refrigerator working in reverse.Five must-haves for your bathroom remodel
While bathrooms don’t require facelifts as often as some Hollywood celebs, chances are if you have not changed anything in your bathrooms except the towels in the past 20 years, you should consider a fresh look.What are the Differences between Natural Gas and Propane Water Heaters?
Depending on where you live, your home may have the option of having a water heater that uses propane or natural gas. What's the difference?
Drainwater Heat Recovery Devices Moving into Building Codes
More than 60,000 devices drainwater heat recovery systems have been installed in North America.See More »
